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Prof. Jay Hamilton Talks
About New Models to
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Professor Jay Hamilton

“From Immigrants to
Americans: The Rise and
Fall of Fitting In”
By Jacob L. Vigdor
With: Manhattan Institute

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Megan Stacy MPP’10A Front-Row Seat for
Health Care Reform

Health care reform has been a leading issue in the news for the past year, with many twists and turns in the legislative process. Megan Stacy, a second year student in the Master of Public Policy program, experienced some of the process first-hand during her internship last summer in the office of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, as the HELP committee bill was drafted. Read More. More

News

WUNC 91.5. Jan. 12. Kathryn Whetten, associate professor of public policy, discusses her new findings about orphanages in South Asia and Africa, which show that children can thrive in institutional care on the program "The State of Things." More

Time.Com. Jan. 6. A new report co-authored by Associate Professor of Public Policy David Schanzer discusses ways Muslim-American communities limit radicalization among their members. More

The PBS NewsHour.. Dec. 29. Associate Professor of Public Policy David Schanzer discusses the cost-effectiveness of investing in screening devices to combat terrorist attempts on airplanes with host Gwen Ifill. More

Events

FIRG Seminar: Dina Habib Powell, Goldman Sachs, Corporate Engagement
Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2010 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sanford Rhodes Conference Room
Corporate Engagement with Philanthropy

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Policy@Duke

“Counting Race”
Conference to Explore
Implications of Racial
Categories in Census

Duke Law Center for
Criminal Justice Blog:
Exceptions Noted

Nicholas School
Offers $500 Prize
In “Green in 3”
Video Contest

February 5, 2010
Muslim in America
Duke Law Symposium

WISER School
Opens For Girls in
Muhuru Bay, Kenya

Prospective Students

Inaugural Events

Haiti Relief